GRIEF CHAT

When You’re Grieving but Expected to Keep Going

A FAITH-CENTERED CONVERSATION FOR BLACK WOMEN

About the Event

There’s no “PAUSE” button for grief when life expects you to keep moving. You may still be working, caring for family, leading, serving, showing up for others, and trying to keep life moving…even while carrying a loss that has affected you.

Grief Chat is a soft, sacred space created just for you. It’s a virtual gathering created for Black Christian women who are grieving while still feeing the pressure to function, be strong, and keep going.

This 75-minute conversation will offer space to breathe, reflect, connect, and be reminded that God meets you in the places that you’re hurting, not just the places where you’re strong for everyone else.

What You’ll Experience

• Permission to slow down and acknowledge your grief without judgment

• Brief grief psychoeducation

• Guided personal reflection

• A facilitated conversation with other women who understand

• Faith-centered encouragement

Who This Is Space For

Black Christian women navigating:

• Recent or long-standing loss of a loved one

• Grief that feels unattended or unacknowledged

• Pressure and exhaustion from being the strong one

• Faith questions that surface during grief

• Tension between hurting and still expected to keep going

About the Gathering

When: 7:00-8:15pm (CST) | Tuesday, September 28th

Where: Virtual via Zoom

Cost: $30

Facilitator: Dr. QuaVaundra Perry  

Important Note: Grief Chat is a supportive, educational, faith-centered conversation and is not psychotherapy or group therapy. Participation does not establish a psychologist-patient or therapist-client relationship with Dr. Perry. Individualized assessment, diagnosis, treatment, or clinical recommendations will not be provided during the event.